You know when you meet new people at school and they say, "I'm pre-med" or "I'm pre-dent". I just want to say "I'm pre-life, when I get out of here, I'm going to do some living" and then punch them in the nose or something. I wonder what kind of test you have to take for life?
This is in no way supposed to cause offense to those highly successful and wonderful people I know personally who happen to be pre-med or pre-dent. this does not apply to you. This means you Francisco, I don't want any bad comments coming from your corner.
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If it were me, I would say, "I'm pre-failure." Or perhaps "pre-loser."
no ben, you're pre-business. I'm pretty sure that's what you are, not those other things.
I'm pre-shunned, by virtue of my profession. Does that count?
Can I say I'm "pre-employed"?
ooh, I like that, also, pre-Career
What about asking them if they aren't really in pre-sumpt...which would be shorthand for presumptuous, that they think they are actually going to get into some medicial school.
Dad, you really know how to stick it to them, I love it!
How about "I'm in the pre-grad program," as my simple goal was to graduate.
This is the very reason why Ben says that he is an art major when people ask him what he's doing. . . if pressed, he will tell them that he is going to medical school. /I used to think it was silly, but now I see why he does it.
Blake is Pre-Dent. You need to ammend your closing statement.
I'm pre-adult
What if you did punch Ben Fran in the nose?
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